work at the mall performing chair massages. Most of their customers seem to be young women. When they take a break, Beavis and Butt-Head take over, hoping to get a chance to touch women. The workers return, angry because the boys are trying to take their business. The workers hire them on the spot to massage a massively obese man just as mall security and the police ask them if they work there before arresting them for stealing supplies for a makeshift massage chair that they had assembled earlier. Do America Characters Muddy Grimes (voiced by Bruce Willis) - The unloved husband of Dallas Grimes. Believing Beavis and Butthead are hitmen, he hires them to murder his ex-wife Dallas, while the boys believe they'll be paid to "score" with her. When his real hitmen arrive, he is furious and vows to kill the two boys. Muddy meets with and nearly shoots B&B in the desert before they tell him that Dallas means to meet them in Washington, leading Muddy to gladly put the boys in the trunk of his car and drive off. When he confronts Dallas at a parking garage in Washington, he is once again mad at the duo when he finds them missing from his trunk, but is seduced by Dallas and has sex with her in his car. Dallas Grimes (voiced by Demi Moore) - A beautiful, crafty arms dealer who steals the bio-weapon X-5, and uses Beavis and Butthead to take it to the US Capitol in exchange for sex, although really seeking to retrieve the unit and eliminate the duo. Before being able to meet B&B at the Capitol, she is confronted by his ex-husband Muddy. She seduces Muddy and has sexual intercourse with him before they are both arrested for indecency. Martha the Old Woman (voiced by Cloris Leachman) - A kind old woman that Beavis and Butthead meet on a plane and later on the tour bus. Agent Flemming (voiced by Robert Stack) - A ruthless agent at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms who mistakes B&B for criminal masterminds, placing them on the FBI's most wanted list. He leads multiple searches for them, often involving thorough cavity searches of innocent bystanders. When Tom Anderson throws Beavis' pants out of his camper and thus releases the X-5 unit, which is retrieved by Butthead, Flemming accuses him of framing the boys and